Description
The H-Wave device is a unique electro-therapeutic treatment
to aid in functional restoration and pain control. The H-Wave
was developed and is manufactured right here in the U.S. by
Electronic Waveform Lab.

Ultra Low Frequency Stimulation
Development and protocols for H-Wave were based on the
well-established facts that fluid shifts and pressures are
essential for tissues to heal and to create homeostasis in an
injured area. It's also valuable to point out that publications
show that inflammation of joints and compartmental swelling
are a leading cause of disability in the U.S. Therefore, the H-
Wave device was specifically designed to improve circulation
and enhance fluid shifts; thereby, addressing the inflammation
that is so often the causative factor in pain and disabilities. By
simply placing adhesive pads on the skin and connecting to
the device, H-Wave can create very comfortable and strong
muscle contractions. A 30 minute treatment will contract
muscles and increase fluid shifts in the area, significantly
addressing symptoms in the most rehabilitative way possible.
The goal of H-Wave is never to mask symptoms, but rather to
speed recovery and/or manage chronic symptoms with several
treatments per day/week depending on the situation. Published
research has shown that the specific technology of H-Wave
represents a paradigm shift in electro-therapeutic treatment
and produces the optimal non-fatiguing stimulation for fluid
shifts.

High Frequency Stimulation
Some conditions require additional pain relief that fluid shifts
don't entirely address. This is why H-Wave has a secondary
mode that is focused entirely on shutting down pain and
breaking the pain cycle. Again, in this setting H-Wave is not
intending to mask pain while the device is on, but rather create
a strong anesthetic affect with significant and lasting relief after
a 30 minute treatment. The H-Wave device is so unique and
capable of shutting down pain that we have FDA clearance for
electrical anesthesia in the field of dentistry. The same
technology employed with our medical devices is used in a
dental device in which we are cleared to perform amalgams,
composites and even crown preparations with nothing but H-
Wave for anesthesia.

There are many types of electrical stimulation devices on the
market with different treatment goals and varying outcomes.

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